Drawing 01 · Warehouse management, built by operators
Every case
has an address
Your software should know it. ZoraTech follows each item from the receiving dock to the outbound trailer — scanned on the floor, visible at the desk, without anyone retyping it into a spreadsheet at the end of the shift.
Four handoffs.
One record.
Drawing 02Step 01
Receive
Scan the ASN or key the PO. Counts and lots are captured at the door, not typed up later.
Step 02
Put away
The system picks a location and tells the operator where to walk. Nothing lands in a mystery bay.
Step 03
Pick
Pick lists are ordered by the route through your racking, so nobody crosses the building twice.
Step 04
Ship
Pack, weigh and label. Stock leaves the record the moment it leaves the trailer.
This is the screen
Drawing 03A
Location codes are hierarchical — aisle, shelf, bin — so a count is always tied to a walkable place.
B
Available is separated from on-hand, so allocated stock never gets promised twice.
C
Lot and expiry travel with the unit from receipt to shipment, with an audit trail behind every movement.
Putaway
ScannedHOME-CANDLE-001
Soy candle, 8 oz, lavender
Put it here
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FIG. 4 — Handheld
No rugged scanner. The phone in their pocket.
Camera-based barcode scanning in a progressive web app. Receiving, putaway, picking and cycle counts run on the hardware that is already on the floor.
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